
So you must know the sequence or the order when you're doing this, reaching out to potential investors.

And a great example of this is you can know all the information, you can know all the facts But let's talk about two quick examples where this would hold true.

You can know all the digits in a phone number, but if you're not dialing those digits in the right order, you're not going to be able to contact that person.

It's great you know all the numbers to open up the safe, but if you don't know the exact order on how to put those numbers in, you're never gonna open up the vault or the safe.

So, in terms of getting potential investors onboard your projects, there's a certain sequence or syntax that you must follow.

So you must know the sequence or the order when you're doing this, reaching out to potential investors.

And a great example of this is you can know all the information, you can know all the facts But let's talk about two quick examples where this would hold true.

You can know all the digits in a phone number, but if you're not dialing those digits in the right order, you're not going to be able to contact that person.

It's great you know all the numbers to open up the safe, but if you don't know the exact order on how to put those numbers in, you're never gonna open up the vault or the safe.

So, in terms of getting potential investors onboard your projects, there's a certain sequence or syntax that you must follow.
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